There are currently about 50 tickets "triaged", i.e. marked for Rich to look at and decide whether they are things he is interested in seeing a patch for, and another 25 or so that were triaged and he has "vetted" them, and they are in various stages of having patches written for them, screened, etc. That doesn't mean anything for this ticket in particular – just wanted to make it clear that there are a bunch of other tickets that are getting some attention, and a bunch of others that are not.

What gets triaged depends somewhat upon how severe the issue appears. You can vote on the ticket, and try to persuade others to do so as well, if they think this would enhance the performance of some commonly-written types of Clojure code. You could also consider doing some benchmarking with & without these patches to see how much performance they can gain.

Andy Fingerhut
added a comment - 19/May/14 6:13 PM There are currently about 50 tickets "triaged", i.e. marked for Rich to look at and decide whether they are things he is interested in seeing a patch for, and another 25 or so that were triaged and he has "vetted" them, and they are in various stages of having patches written for them, screened, etc. That doesn't mean anything for this ticket in particular – just wanted to make it clear that there are a bunch of other tickets that are getting some attention, and a bunch of others that are not.
What gets triaged depends somewhat upon how severe the issue appears. You can vote on the ticket, and try to persuade others to do so as well, if they think this would enhance the performance of some commonly-written types of Clojure code. You could also consider doing some benchmarking with & without these patches to see how much performance they can gain.